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Ed. Colin Henson has been having another look at the BG attempts<br />

over the past years. Who has done the fastest sections; have we<br />

got the schedule right? Find out in the Winter 91/92 issue of <strong>Dark</strong><br />

<strong>Peak</strong> News.<br />

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B.G. 3 F.G. 0<br />

Most people will know by now that, one again I failed to complete<br />

the Bob Graham Challenge. This time it was purely down to a<br />

failure in the moving parts namely the left knee and ankle. The<br />

match was declared a victory for Bob Graham at Dunmail after 13<br />

hours.<br />

However, the main reason for taking up space in the<br />

Newsletter is to once again thank all the supporters, especially<br />

Colin Henson who acted as the organising supremo. Also to<br />

congratulate the successful pair. Matt Simms and Dave Lockwood.<br />

Well done chaps!<br />

Frank Galbraith<br />

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JOSS NAYLOR'S CHARITY<br />

CHALLENGE<br />

Last year Joss Naylor, the greatest fell runner of this<br />

century, invented a new route now known as Naylor's Lakeland<br />

Crossing. At the age of 54, Joss accompanied by son-in-law Colin<br />

Dulson ran from Pooley Bridge at the east end of Ullswater to his<br />

mother's home in Wasdale covering the highest fells and only<br />

setting foot on tarmac as he crossed Kirkstone Pass and Dunmail<br />

Raise - a total distance of 47 miles with 16,200 ft of ascent. He<br />

was raising money for Age Concern.<br />

He has now issued a challenge to anyone else who would like<br />

to repeat his route. "I invented it as a hard day for those of us<br />

who had passed a half century, but youngsters are equally welcome<br />

to attempt it", says Joss.<br />

Joss is offering inscribed and signed Pewter tankards to the<br />

first twenty over 50's who complete the traverse: Over 50s have a<br />

time allowance of 12 hours: over 60s have 18 hours and over 6 5s<br />

have 24 hours. They must however raise flOO for their favourite<br />

charity.<br />

The full route is described below and all you have to do is<br />

send a signed statement from your pacers together with a receipt<br />

from the charity and Joss will then send you a pewter tankard.<br />

Those under 50 and those over 50 after the first twenty will<br />

receive a signed certificate.<br />

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